Christianity is Anti-Hatred of People or Groups of People

[ArchangelMadzz]

Lafiel said:

ArchangelMadzz said:

So it's wrong? Is it not what God wants if this is the book of God?

Just incase someone says:

'But old testimant doesn't matter/isn't relevant now'

 I guess that whole bit about the 10 commandments and God creating the world don't matter either. 

I'm not really religious at all myself, but I would say that Jesus Christs views and actions take priority over what Moses wrote, simply due to his status as part of God and God's Son in the Christian religion - which also makes him the most important prophet.

That's why the genesis and 10 commandments etc (which Jesus supported) still is relevant while all the funky rules Moses came up with in Leviticus are pretty much off the table, even Jews afaik don't practice any of the animal sacrifice stuff that makes up half of the book (since 70 CE, when their temple was destroyed by the romans).

 

What I'm saying is if Christians do not follow it, they're saying it's incorrect as a book of morality. And that God was wrong. Or they're saying God is changing his mind about morality.